At Kabiraa-The Preschool, we break the traditional norms of learning and teaching. Exploring the all-round growth of children is our first priority.
Essential life skills, empathy, problem solving ability, and communication skills are very important for children to inculcate, especially in their foundation years. Kabiraa’s approach is child-centric, safe, and focuses on experiential and stimulative learning.
What Makes Us
Theatre art
Child-safe play areas
Sensory & Motor Integration
Jolly Phonics
Programs
When a child newly leaves their parents to explore a bigger world than home, what truly helps is a focus on social interaction.
Once children are comfortable with new environments, they begin to learn from their surroundings.
Children learn faster if taught well. We aspire to introduce in-depth learning of concepts that can be applied to formal as well as informal learning.
Children learn faster if taught well. We aspire to introduce in-depth learning of concepts that can be applied to formal as well as informal learning.
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Our Happy Parents
Thank you for organising such a wonderful event to celebrate Father’s Day. Shanaya will cherish the first Father’s Day celebration at school for a very long time. Thank you for giving encouragement and direction to her talents and ideas and also helping her be an independent thinker.
School has always been my daughter’s second home.From the very first day of school to this day, not once has she cribbed about coming to school.I would like to give credit to the class teacher for this. She has played a pivotal role in moulding my kid’s behaviour to the person she is now.
A creative environment that focuses on holistic development of the child . The driver is a kind and helpful person who voluntarily offers to help without asking for.
FAQ
A child may enter at any time during the year. Enrollment is currently on-going for playgroup and nursery. Being potty-trained is not a prerequisite for admission of two and three year olds.
The first few days of school are known as the “Phase In” period. During this period children meet their new teachers and classmates, and get familiarized with the environment and routine. One parent is expected to be available for a portion of the “Phase-In” as discussed during admission. Each child will have a different “Phase In” as each child adapts differently.
